Philippine Bar Exams to Proceed with Record Number of Examinees; Supreme Court Vows Fairness and Safety
The Philippine Bar Examinations are set to begin on Sunday with a record 14,291 examinees. The Supreme Court has pledged to ensure the exams are fair and safe, with measures in place for orderly conduct across 15 testing centers nationwide.
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